Both corrian counter tops did not come out in this photo. There is another larger one to the right of the gimbaled stove with a 20X20 wide and 10" deep stainless sink. Yep, I like a sink you can fit a pressure cooker in to wash. The cabinets I built out of 3/4 inch oak plywood ($50) a sheet. Two 4X8 sheets did the job. I wanted a solid cabinet face able to take the flexing of the boat in rough seas. The oven is a standard RV propane stove. New it cost only $125. I know eventually it will rust out but at that price I can replace it every 2 years 10 times over and still have paid less than a stainless marine grade oven. I had it on the ocean and still no rust. I like the large 3 burner top. In the back of the counter is a recess for bottles and dishes.
In the bow I added a solid upper berth on the stbd side. I wanted lots of accesable storage, not stuff piled all over the place. It can also be used as a bed (6'10" long X 40" wide). I used Perfectoin 2 part paint in the bow and did not add any texture. I figured I will be storing occasional wet items in the bow and want to be able to dry the walls with a towl. The wood brace on the upper bunk is solid 2X4 wood (very strong) sanded smooth and stained and varnished to look good. I laid some remnant commercial carpet below the bunk and cut it to fit. There's additional storage under the carpet.
Both corrian counter tops did not come out in this photo. There is another larger one to the right of the gimbaled stove with a 20X20 wide and 10" deep stainless sink. Yep, I like a sink you can fit a pressure cooker in to wash. The cabinets I built out of 3/4 inch oak plywood ($50) a sheet. Two 4X8 sheets did the job. I wanted a solid cabinet face able to take the flexing of the boat in rough seas. The oven is a standard RV propane stove. New it cost only $125. I know eventually it will rust out but at that price I can replace it every 2 years 10 times over and still have paid less than a stainless marine grade oven. I had it on the ocean and still no rust. I like the large 3 burner top. In the back of the counter is a recess for bottles and dishes. 
In the bow I added a solid upper berth on the stbd side. I wanted lots of accesable storage, not stuff piled all over the place. It can also be used as a bed (6'10" long X 40" wide). I used Perfectoin 2 part paint in the bow and did not add any texture. I figured I will be storing occasional wet items in the bow and want to be able to dry the walls with a towl. The wood brace on the upper bunk is solid 2X4 wood (very strong) sanded smooth and stained and varnished to look good. I laid some remnant commercial carpet below the bunk and cut it to fit. There's additional storage under the carpet. 
